Your address was sampled at random from a list of all addresses from the post office within the Town boundaries. This is a standard service offered by the post office. It is not a city government file and no household member is named in the file.

We have randomly selected households within our jurisdiction to receive the survey. We like to choose in an unbiased way a person within each household to complete the survey. This way we ensure the results are representative of our community as a whole. While it may seem a bit strange, using the “birthday method” is a simple way to select an adult from within each household without permitting bias in our results.

We would prefer that you complete the survey. The “birthday method” described in the survey cover letter creates the most representative sample of our jurisdiction. You’ll be surprised at how much you can contribute!

No, please don’t fill it out again. Because responses are anonymous, we don’t know who already completed a survey. Since we only want one response from each person, those who already sent in a survey should not return another one. The second copy is distributed as a reminder to all people selected to be sent a survey. Thank you for completing the first survey.

The Town of Jupiter uses the results of the citizen survey to assess its performance in a variety of areas. It also uses the results to identify areas of opportunity, and to develop new initiatives for its annual update of the strategic plan. Because the survey allows the Town to benchmark itself against other cities and towns in Florida and across the nation, it's a useful tool in determining how well the Town does in delivering the services that contribute to the community's overall well-being and quality of life. Over time, the Town is also able to compare year-to-year results to see if trends are improving, and to adjust its strategies where trends may be showing a decline in satisfaction. To view past year's results, visit the citizen survey webpage.

We want to compare the demographic profile of those responding to the demographic profile of the municipality as presented by the Census. In order to be able to do this we asked our race and ethnicity question the same way the Census does. The census designates Hispanic as an ethnicity, not a race.

If you received a paper copy of the survey in the mail, we prefer that you complete that version of the survey and return it to the survey company in the provided envelope. This method helps us to maintain the integrity of our survey process. If you did not receive a paper copy in the mail, you may still participate by filling out a survey online. The link to the online survey will be available after December 27th on our citizen survey webpage.